What is the besttiresfor an '06 BMW 325i? l want it to be more quieter on the road and less bumpy. l currently have an RFT that l wanna get rid of.. pls. advice..

Um in my opinion Michelin pilot sport 2 is the best tires around however it comes with a price. Each cost maybe high 300 is and they last um 10,000 miles? Ive personally been through 2 rears in 6,000 miles and not driving it hard at all. So its up to you whether you want a performance tire or an economy.

l would definately agree with Mcanie.
However it depends the area u are staying,weather conditions and firstly yr budget.
You can go for cheaper tires like bridgestone,yokohama,dunlop.silverstone.all depends on yr choice and budget.

l agree with macnie, Michelin pilot sports all the way around best tire

BFG G-Force Sports. Good price, great performance, good sound ratings, & not unnecessarily expensive. (like the pilot sports) I've always considered Pilot Sports to be more of a high performance tire for a HIGH performance car. Not that a 325i is not a high performance car. It is just not a M3 or M5/6. Also, the tread life on the BFG is excellent. Pilot Sports will go fast. l feel that the tire would suit ur car best. Also, consider looking at continentals. They're good, quiet factory tires.

l have had excellant results with the factory Dunlops on my 3er. 67,000 miles & still handle well in all types of weather. We have snow & ice as well a lot of spring rain & l cannot complain one bit. l have had the car on the track at the 130 mark & the tires still handled great. Check the Tire Rack for the tires available & reccommended for u car & they will also have ratings by both the professioanls & everyday people like us. You can even sort the ratings by owners of the same make & model as yours to see how the tires worked for them.

You wo not find a safer tire than the Nokian Tire made in Finland. The RFT is horrible ride but it will be safe to buy a mini spare ''just in case you run over a nail''.


http://badboytires.com/viewproduct.php?id=81

best tire for quiet cruising and a soft ride is not a performance tire. look for all season tires with a high tread wear number such as falken 912

in my opinion the RE050A I l RFT tire on the E90 generates noise and harshness that are similar to any performance oriented tire with a stiff sidewall